ARBOR (Arlington) does not publish its dues online. Here is who to contact, which counties it covers, what membership includes, and how it fits RaiderX sponsorship.
We checked the association's public site on September 18, 2026 and found no dues, application or MLS amounts. Every REALTOR® member still pays Texas REALTORS® ($157) and NAR ($201) dues through the local board, so budget at least $358 a year plus whatever ARBOR charges locally, its MLS subscription and a lockbox key. Ask the board for its current fee schedule.
Texas REALTORS® lists more than one association for Tarrant (ARLINGTON BOARD OF REALTORS®, METROTEX ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® INC). Agents there choose the board whose MLS their business needs.
How this fits RaiderX sponsorship
RaiderX-sponsored agents join one of RaiderX's seven member boards — SABOR, HAR, MetroTex, ABoR, Greater McAllen, Lubbock and Permian Basin. ARBOR is not one of them: RaiderX joins another association only when the agent agrees to bear that membership expense. Ask on the intro call if ARBOR's MLS is essential to your market.
Arlington Board of REALTORS® does not publish its dues and fees online (checked September 18, 2026). Every Texas REALTOR® member also pays Texas REALTORS® ($157) and NAR ($201) dues through the local board, so budget at least $358 per year on top of whatever ARBOR charges locally.
Texas REALTORS® lists Arlington Board of REALTORS® as the local association for Ellis, Hill and Tarrant counties. Tarrant County is also served by another association.
No. RaiderX holds broker membership at seven Texas boards — SABOR, HAR, MetroTex, ABoR, Greater McAllen, Lubbock and Permian Basin — and sponsored agents join one or more of those. RaiderX does not join another association such as ARBOR unless the agent agrees to bear that membership expense.
Compare every Texas association side by side on the dues & MLS fee comparison.
RaiderX sponsors Texas agents for a flat monthly fee with no commission split — you pay your board, we pay for the platform, and you keep 100%.